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STATE NEWS.

Tae will of the late eX-Gov. NJ prrill
WAS opened Saturday morning. 1t WAS
made the goth day of May, ls11 To
each of his nine grand children, six Of
whom are children of Mr. and Mrs. { W
Goddard, and three of Mr. and Mrs.
H. NJ. Mills. he bcqueathed Sl,j0o, and
the remainder of the property goes to his
two daughters, Mrs Goddard and Mrs
Mills. his direct heirs The executors Of
the will are Judge Samuel liicomb and
Anson VI Goddard, Esq. cNeculriX, Mrs
C. W Goddard.
Cond ctor Jcwctt of The Maine Central
j. getting along well after the injuries h.
received in the accident at South Gardi-
ncr. but will not he able to take charge Of
his train for week yet.
Mr. l.. \. Gray,of Portland business
College will open the discussion Oh In.
iliatory Instruction in Book kccpiag" ut
the meeting Of the business Educators
Association. Milwaukee, july 18th
quite a scriou. accident occurred. sat
urdag, at TIA soldier, home. Togu> Five
soldiers of the home, while working ON Il
new bern, were prccipitatcd thirty or for
" feet to the ground, by the staging giv-
ing away. having Il narrow escape from
death. Their names arc GeOrgc Ever
deem, injured badly in the back, ankles
>prained and three ribs broken; Thomas
Gagman, three ribs broken, and hadl'
bruised; James IL. lluzey aud VIM. Neal.
injured more or less and bruised. The
NTH got of slightly bruised.
Melvin Bailey, who was thrown vio-
lcntly from Lis horse at winthrop re
mains in critical condition. He struck
oh his head making an intention in the
skull. He is a Young man, son of the late
Moses Bailey.
The Cabot mill at Brunswick com
mcnccd running ten hours Saturday.
Monday noon 22j wcavers struck for AN
increase of five cents on a cut, a ID pult
work Monday night. The mill WIS shut
down and seven hundred hands will he
idle until the difficulty Is settled.
The schooner Hudson. of Calais, struck
on Biz Seal Ledge, Green Island, last
"Wednesday morning, and is Il total loss.
Tn, farm buildings of Caleb Brimi9ton
in the north part of Phillips, were burned
Sunday morning. Cause unknown Loss
81 600, insured for 81 200.
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WAsHINGToN. July l2.-The accounts of
Mr.. Bacon, of the patent o.lce, which were
found to lie S:i3, go sho t, with number
of due bills from employees as an Offset, are
still undergoing examination. This exam
luation discloses the fact that many promi
nent officials of the interior department,
both old and recent appolnters, were i'll the
habit of borrowing from Mr. Bacon.
One CHIEF of division in the patent Office,
whose due bill for several hundred
dollars was found among MIR. ia
cons paper, was also III the habit of cx-
tracing loans from the women 81 rks of the
division, and the case is now under investi-
CATION Much of the money due MIR. ia
con- because OF the publicity given to the mat
ter, has been rcturncd Il former commas on
er in the interior department, having repaid
several hundred dollars found to he due 10y his
brother, while last pay day the entire sal
AIRY was withheld from upward of "A dozen
employees whose due bills graced Mr. Ba-
con account
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MoTyidgewoCk.

Cunant 4 Ilu>sey, our veteran clothing
manufacturers, are to remove the bust
ness of trading to post office building
aS soon as extensive lcpairS can be made.
The block will be raised up, a new glass
front and other improvements be made
making one Of the finest looking build
ings on Main street.
Two suspicious looking characters
were seen on our streets Monday evening.
so that a watch was set in case they
should attempt to commit plumber, on
any of our business places.
our brass band are contemplating hold
ing picnic at North Pond.
james Wood who has been great Suf-
ferer with kidney disease, died last Saiur-
day morning and was buried Sunday AT
tcrnoun
ingalls, 4 Spauldiug coat manufacturers,
started up their machinery after We, u :
rest, Monday morning.
The D1dlin Granite Co. is reporte nav
ing struck good job in furnishing curb
ing for out of town parties.
1t was John Sawyer who took the silver
tup, asa ize in the boat race, the
Fourth of July, not two rs reported in
last week issue.
Our popular Hotel the Quinnebas CT,
is having good share OF patronage this
season
Picnic parties and excursions are all
the rage.
The damp weather put veto on the
hay lni kers, the past few dys,
An ice cream >',ciahlc was en- Dyed by
the Odd Fellows Monday evening"
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Chas Wethercll of Chicago is visiting
his Old home.
Mrs c H. Gushing and son are visiting
Mrs ". J. Rice.
\ Freuch's wedding took place here
Sunday morning, very unusual occur
renee as the French nearly all marry on
Monday or Wednesday.
Miss Clara Fo.g of Bowtlonham has
been visiting Miss Nellie Duren, both
young ladies' graduated from Westbrook
this year.
The Methodist society will clear Sljo
from their Fourth of July dinner.
Your correspondent visited Bar IIarbor
last eek, everything is just booming
there.
\ party of young people went from
here 10 East Pond to spend Sunday, no
doubt they had fine time
Mrs \. W Butler and daughter are
visiting Mrs. 5. Merrill.
We notice the marriage of former
popular teacher in our village, Miss Nellie
NJ Clark, to Mr. Frank II. Jones Il mem
her Of the Bailey Pray ing Band, they " ill
have the best wi hes of the many fflcnd,
Of the bride in this place.
\ few will 20 from here to Frycbnrg to
attend the meeting Of 9. l.. S. {, it " Ill be
Il grand meeting and one can hardly AFFORD
to miss il.
Miss Carrie Rice Is Spreading her Yaca-
ton in Thoma>ton.
Miss Nellie Nyc is to report the e. h.
$. e meeting at Fry,bur9 for two daily
papers.
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LnTOno.

Ivory OTIS met with a very severe acct
dent while IT work in the woods, in cut
ting down tree it fen across another.
bending that down nearly to the ground.
and WHEN released. >priugiug back strik-
ing Mr. Otis fairly in the eye, rendering it
entirely >i.htlr>> for the present al Least.
and it i, vory doubtful if he ever rccov-
erS its use again.
VIZ J. Magpon i very i'll from a comb
nation of typhoid, lung, and bilious fc-
ycrs. Or. Narncy of Norridgcwock, is
in attendance, while Dir. Robbins also OF
~ has been called in consultation.
The first man a. reported done haying,
is Frank Parsons while others are fu~h-
ing theirs along IL fast as possible, and
this weak If pleasant, will see the greater
portion of their hay in the barns,
Grasie farnham has just CLOSED Il term
of school here in l.. and next week goes
IL N0rridge~pck, to stop few weeks.
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Rescue of Others Who Were Left by
the Wayside to Perish.
MI. VERNON, June 2sth lss7.

MI VERNON, June 2Sth lSSi.
DIR. CoNANr, DEAR SIR;
am now able to do hard
amount of various kinds of work | have
turned ont, besides my regular house
work, since March | can almost hear
you say: oh! That will never do. you
will be down again unless you stop. as
that is what all my friends are saying,
but still | keep right along harder and
faster, and really astonish myself at the
ease in which | do my work compared
with the several years past, as, if | get
tired | soon get rested again which is
something new for me. am thankful
that | ever learned of your humane
method, a. know it has saved my life,
and restored me from physical distress.
\ lady friend, who | am treating, said
to-nigh if | could yet oneh half the benefit
you have, should be perfectly satisfied.
| told her She was sure. | wish | could
wake the people up 10 the great vitalizing
Hphtl VI Nbul NdH'li, IL Stt lll'lit duh
more that am Twin monument to its
efficacy, and the people are beginning to
realize the truth, As they We're aware that
the doctors pronounced me incurablc.
The doctors warned me to be careful and
not take the baths too often. but would
like to know how many baths one could
Tn n a - IN, h.,t Of Ia, b,,t Ia.
is certainly strengthening, even with one
aS weak and sick As | was, and words fail
to express my feelings of gratitude to-
wards you for this dcliv rance from
misery, and rest assured that | shall plead
with all who suffer as | have to investigate
the viialhing pc yer of your method.
Mis-. ELLEN RrIEE.
KINGFlELD, July 3d lSs7.
DEAR SIR:
write to inform you what
the Ndpor Baths is doing for me. am a
well man compared with what was when
| received your outfit. Please find en-
chosen So for one set supply
Gratefully Yours.
GEO Collins.
WAs1BuRN, ME-. June 23d 1881.
DEAR SIR
have better news to write
as am growing smal,r every DIV aud
faster than ever before. The tumor +,
rely whitening away. Waist measure
reduced over one half.
Truly Yours,
Mis-. S. W. TABER.
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Sunday School Assembly and
Maine Chautauqua Union.

The Nothern New England Sunday school
Assembly and Nj ,ine Chautauqua Union will
meet at "The Gateway Of the White Mountains, >
Fryebnrg July q to Aug. 3 inclusive Yes
ierday Rev. George d. Lindsay, Auburn, Me,
was in Augusta TO see the Governor aLout the
meeting. Among the speakers viii be A. f..
Dunn, W. T.. Berry, Mary A. l,crmorc,
George X. stone, A. b., l.. l.. B. Franklin, n .
H.; Rev. o. 7. Clifford, Boston. Saturday, july
%, Rev. Robert Noutse, Washington, ID. c.,
Rev. d. c. Knowles, d. d.. Pres. \. IL.
Conference Seminary. Monday, July -, Rev
Thomas Hill, l.. l.. d. Tuesday Rev. r.
Ii. Allen, Boston. Wednesday, Edward
Everett Hale, Rev. Asa Dalton, d. d. Thurs
day, Rev. A. +. Cunning, Rev. Theo-
dore Gerrish. Friday, Professor Franklin c.
Robinson, Bowdoin College. Friday will be a
recreation day, and there will be grand
river exclusion. Saturday will be devoted to
temperance, and among the speakers will be
Mrs Mary A Woodbridge and Hon. w. W.
Thomas, Jr. Monday, August LIST is to be the
onal Day and Gov. Bodwell will be prescn
and.speak briefly with others. A railway noun
ain excursion occurs on Tuesday.
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Ar hhi-npD l1rTlgau prOmulgate- Una tie
ere, communicating Rev Dr McGlsnn
Tn. engine house of the Boston n Lowell
r1,i at FaHtan's y H. was burned loss
Sl2"H
Howell Gefeat,,t Tomule m quarter and
I4.f rlIHs. u.eVe.e contest, at Leicester. Eng
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NJ u. lie >.eps announces "A second ISSUE
ai Panama canal bonds a the amount Of
2."",o frames
G,u Fai.fsid expects that the Grand
Arm. oucamIment At 81 Louis will be the
sfln l9s.i ever hell
Secretary Whitney has >Hlj his trautfu'
eaHutre residence IN Washington for q
profit Of mari, S;5.oop
Nhitasell y II representatives. are in
sfrurted tp vote against the Boston Il Aane
hiil Ia ihe NV Hampshire Legislature
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pH.ue cont md Edwards fiu1eppnt have
.sanc u Bio. ISLAND Tor the summer
Tn. boil, Of William II hutchinson, hos
ton nsent of wet : Portland Express was
fauul IN the water Of Swett street, Boston.
Answer, Ia New York lnt,ii rles as to the
condition of the hay crop m this country
anil Canada point ta "A better weld than
Last var in al rNcep. western ~tate,
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Decision on the Goldman Will.

The notorious Goldman will case is settled by
decision in Boston Probate Conrt sustained the
will. Goldman was a wealthy artist who did
not 1--we with his wife. For many years pre-
cediug his death he lived on intimate terms
with Mrs. Kimball, widow. At his death it
was found he had left his entire property, nearly
half million, to Mrs. kimball. His wife con-
tested the will but without avail as the above
decision shows. 1t is estimated by the counsel
for the contestants that in IA years Mr. Goldman
paid $50 900 to Mrs. kimball An appeal from
the decision will undoubtedly be taken to the
Supreme Court.
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A 6 mall Strike.

The weayers' strike in the York mills, which
commenced Friday, was of brief duration At
a meeting the strikers voted not to comply with
the rule forbidding the putting on Of outer gar
ments before bell time. A committee was sent
to confer with the agent, but no compromise
made. Another meeting was attended by
100 strikers. Another committee was chosen
to ascertain if Cyril Sicard, the discharged
operator, would be reinstated. The oyerseer
agreed to take Sicard back if he would agree
to observe the corporations rules. He agreed
and the strikers voted to return to work Mon
day and to abide by the rules of the
poration.
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ORDERED TO HONOLULU.
The Pacific squadron Directed to Pro-
coed There.

SAN Francisco, July -. The United
States Pacific squadron has been ordered to
rendezvous at honolulu. Tie ,u,riron in
cludes the Alert, TOUR guns now at Callao,
Peru; the Juniata, eight guns, at Palaiha.
and the flag hip Van Ialiu, eight guns
which has already sailed from cru. The
Iroluois has been ordered here Tor repairs
before sailing.
The Asiatc squadron, consisting of six
men of war, will also be orIered to Homo
lulu if found necessary.
The navy department is inform ID that
the United States steamer Adams arrived
at Honolulu June IA, twentyeight days out
from Acapulco. 1t is believed that the YES
sci will remain at the Sandwich islands until
order l. restored
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Peculiar

In the combination, proportion, and prep
aration OF its ingredients, Hoods Sarsa-
parilla accompliShes cures where other
preparations entirely fail. Peculiar in its
good name at home, which is a "tower of
strength abroad" peculiar in the phenon-
email sales it has attained, Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla is the most successful medicine for
purifying the blood. giving strength, and
creating an appetite.
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BURNING OF THE ALcAzAR.


MILWAUKEE,, Wis, July IA Hurley,
Wis, dispatch says: Fire broke out in the
stage Of the Alcazar thater at s O'Clock
Saturday night, and within an hour the en-
tire business paft OF the town was in ilames
while eleven persons had persisted III the
theater
The charrel remains Of nine persons have
been taken from the ruins, The loss is fully
5000 600
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BERNE, Switzerland, July Half the
new quays at Iug have fallen into the LAKE.
Forty houses, n crowded inn, and the Hotel
Zurich, fourstory structure, full of visit
ors vanished entirely
Seventy persons are missing and COO are
homeless The damage is estimated at
$3.50, 600
\ similar disaster occurred at Zug in
l433, when 100 lives were lost
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NEW YORK July lit was expected that
the communication Of Rev. DR. Mctilym
would be announced Sunday from the pulpit
of the several Catholic churches throughout
the diocese, but no such announcement was
made. number OF the parishiouers of st
Stephen $ church, of which DR. Mctilynn
was pastor, said that if announcement of
his communication was made they would
rise and leave the church
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w altman
PATENT
Dust Proof
Watches

were originally made for rail
way men, whose service par
ticularly required an abso-
lutely tight closing case.
They have given entire
satisfaction, and their rePuta-
ton has spread SO rapidly,
that they have become the
standard Watches for Millers,
Miners, Lumbermcn, Far
mers, Mechanics, Engineers,
travellers and others whose
occupation requires a watch
which is proof against dust
and moisture.
Over 10000 WALTHAN
PATENT DUST Poor CASES
are now in actual use,
The WALIHAM we're the
first PATENT DUST PROOF
CASES manufactured, and are
the ouB ones which com
pletely exclude dust and
moisture from themovement.
They are far superior to
all others claiming equal
advantages,
Each genuine case is
plainly marked with the
name and trade mark of the
AMERICAN WALTHAM WATCH
COMPANY.
\ Complete assortment of the above Wateh"'
can lie tonnd ut
WALTER r. ROBBINS,
* w AFTER ST SHOW UEGhN, MAINE
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CONDENSED NEWS.



Edward Lamb. tin romeuan. died at
BrookIyn. AID -
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The insurance surveyors We're in town
las week. taking a survey of our streets
aud location of buildings II Is reported
the rates on insurance is Ia he raised
where there Is no apparatus for eN-
tingu>hirg hrcs
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President Cleveland has received sec
ond invitation from the citizens of st.
Louis, to make that city visit, and is
said to have accepted il.
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SPRINGFIELD July 6-Dr. c. p Cone,
who has kept health movement and gym
nasium in Union block has been arrested
OH charge of incendiarism.
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Flour and Grain.
FLOUk-Winter wheat straight ant rillr 81 y
to " - spring patents Si.jto 81 ID. tonnral
Soc IA bag
CORN to ) &c.
OATS Choice ~ to &c.
The above prices are for car lots
Provisions.
PORk-l'rlme mess Sl6jU to Sl1. Hams II 4
to lie
FRESH BEEF-Choice steers So q pound.
Eastern veal t. Sc
MUTToN-Spring lambs to lie. Brighton
mutton To SIC
Farm Produce.
BuTrER-Western extra fresh creamery Gle;
fresh imitation choice IL 10 lie; Vermont DAIRY
new to &C.
EGGS-EaCstern fresh 10 to lblIc
CHEESE-Northern new sly to nc
POULTRi-Northern fresh fowls II to C
POTATOfS-kuse and Burbanks 50c a bush
TRUCk-Cabbass southern Dbl crate Is 70
%; uunc onions u hundred 81; lettuce 10
u box.
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Our Madison correspondent write. yer,
encouraginsly of business prospects in
that village. Good for Madison
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The Mt. Desert and the peuobScot Bay
Real Estate Company are employing lith
ography TO aid them in bringing the beau
ties of tn ir seaside shore to the notice
of purchasers Smith 4 Son, Bangor,
have made very fine lithograph OF Isles
boro for this company.
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The journal is Informed that the Wa
terville Water Company are prcpari z to
make the citizens of Fairfield very ad
vantaScous offer to supply water. No
town needs system Of water works
more than this, and if water can he had at
any reasonable price the opportunity 10
obtain it should not be allowed to pass.
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BOSTON Markets.

LONDON, July . The crimes bill passed
its third Ieadns by a vote of $40 to 463.
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STATE OF MAINE.

SOMERSET, s. COURT OF lNSoLN ENCY.
In the ease of Daniel W and Charles p
Barnes msulyeut Debtors.
Tins Is 10 give nutiocth on the 9Th day of
July, \. ID. 1ss1, II warrant in Insolvency
WIS issued by Thinner BuswcJl,Judgc of court OF
Insolvency for ,al County of somerset against
lhe estate of said Daniel W. aud Charles r..
Barnes of llurllnud, adrudgcd To he AN insol-
vent debtors pciilion.Ol said debtors, " hich
petition WIS filed uu the iii day Jay of jane,
\. u. lss7, to which date interest ON claims il
to he imputed.
That the payment Of any debts to or by
SAID debtor. and the transfer aud de
hvyry of any prup"rty by him are forbidden
by Law. That IA meeting of the creditors Of
Snid dcblor-, to prove their debts and choose
one or more assi.ncCs of his estate, viii he
held at u Court OF Insolvency In he holden AT the
Probate Court Room III said >kOW hogan, on the
9Th day OF August A. ID. lss7 at one O'Clock
in the afternoon.
Gwen under my hand the date first above
VII itcn.
L. $. WILLIAMS.
Deputy shcrlf lis Messenger of said Court of
Insolvency. 2w2s
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The Confession Of a Mugwunp.

Harpei Neehly Of the cur eh' WIN
contains an editorial based upon -l"e ''>
cpvery that the President and hi, ~uh7fa-
mates have removed more oiNcia.> "n. IN
tn first two AMI bali years "i ms a'-
mnistration than any oi III prels eo'>'i> :
Itqnoted thrto and concludes thai 'l'!
are correct because the ADMINISTRATORS ii'S
not denied their accuracy Inc : at'li'"'
Is that OF 'h.I3i Offices winch are IT.
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eral thousand oi Nu3erd mites aha'' INC
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